Area digest 6/3/13

Reinagel selected to all-region team

Central Methodist senior outfielder Erika Reinagel, a Notre Dame Regional High School graduate, has been named to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association NAIA All-Midwest Region second team.

Reinagel, who batted leadoff for the Eagles, ranked in the top 10 in the Heart of America Athletic Conference in hits, triples and stolen bases. Reinagel, All-HAAC all four seasons, moved to the top of Central Methodist's career list for runs scored. She also finished fourth on the school's career list for stolen bases.

Bierman, Weinrich win event at Kimbeland

Paula Bierman and Carol Weinrich took first place in the best-ball competition held by the Wednesday Night Ladies League at Kimbeland Country Club.

Jill Braswell and Jennifer McLemore placed second, while Sharon McCune and Joan Clark finished third. Braswell won the closest-to-the-pin competition, while Elvia Purcival won longest putt.

Cook, Stoverink win horseshoe event

Lachelle Cook and Wesley Stoverink won the recent horseshoe competition at the Scott City Knights of Columbus. Cori Stoverink and Lester Powell finished second.

Stoverink and Randy Senciboy won the event at the Jackson Knights of Columbus. Carolyn Schreckenberg and John Keller finished second.

Hager fires hole-in-one at Kimbeland C.C.

Phil Hager of Jackson fired his second career hole-in-one recently at Kimbeland Country Club.

Hager used a 7-iron to ace No. 8, a par 3 playing 185 yards. Bob Wittenborn witnessed the shot.

Menz cards ace at Kimbeland C.C.

Charlie Menz of Chaffee, Mo., carded his second career ace recently at Kimbeland Country Club.

Menz used a 3-hybrid to ace No. 8, a par 3 playing 185 yards. Norris Johnson, Gordon Feeney and Ron Unterreiner witnessed the shot.

Wondel cards first ace at Kimbeland

Jon Wondel of Jackson carded his first hole-in-one recently at Kimbeland Country Club.

Wondel used an 8-iron to ace No. 4, a par 3 playing 146 yards. Witnesses were Loy Welker and Dennis Roth.

Wheeler wins class at Gateway Jr. event

Gabe Wheeler of Sikeston shot a 73 to win the boys ages 16 to 19 18-hole tour division at the Gateway Junior Series competition Wednesday at Hidden Trails Country Club in Dexter, Mo.

Kyle Sutton was six shots behind in second.

Sarah Bell won the girls 18-hole tour division with a 79, finishing three shots ahead of Samantha Hightower.

Brian Whitson won the boys 14-15 18-hole tour division with an 85.

Results

Boys

10-11 (nine holes) -- Trevor Bradley 44, Cy Worley 48, Spence Warren 51

12-13 (nine holes) -- Will Pratt 42, Nate Hulshof 43, Dylan Lynch 50

14-19 (nine holes) -- Brandon Wagner 43, Jason Asher 52, Trevor Drury 69

12-13 (18 hole regular) -- Nate Woolard 83, Jaden Hightower 90, Case Englehart 102, Tanner Walton 102

14-15 (18 hole regular) -- Jake Richardson 84, Jonathan Bell 87, Justin Halter 105

16-19 (18 hole regular) -- Zach Goode 93, Jacob Riley 100, Colton Carpenter 103

14-15 (18 holes tour) -- Brian Whitson 85, Wyatt Pratt 102

16-19 (18 holes tour) -- Gabe Wheeler 73, Kyle Sutton 79, Ryan West 83

Girls

14-15 (nine holes) -- Peyton Bradley 52

Open (18 holes tour) -- Sara Bell 79, Samantha Hightower 82, Conner McKinney 90

Bean earns medalist at WGA weekly event

Mary Ellen Bean was medalist at the Women's Golf Association's event last week at Cape Girardeau Country Club.

Lisa Bjelich placed first in net score, while Mary Sue Layton was second.

Peterman wins Chip-A-Ways event

Deanna Peterman was medalist at the Chip-A-Ways' weekly event at Cape Jaycee Municipal Golf Course.

Cathy Kapfer won play of the day (Most 6's), while Lil Angle posted the low-putt total.

-- From staff reports